The Osceola times., 1887-12-03
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Mr.. N. L. Avery spent last week
IN the city interviewing old Santa
CLAUS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Furgsson re.
turned from = visit to Memphis last
Tuesdsy.
The young ladies and gentle.
men had .an enjoyable party at the
Hall on the evening Of the 2Srd.
The man, Craig, who was shot
sometime last week, on Mill Bayou,
by Bob Warren, has since died.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Brickey were
among the Osceoleans who visited
Memphis this week.
Mr.. James n. Hamilton 10 hav.
ing nice residence built on the lot
recently purchased, south Of the
Hale Gin, north Osccola.
Rev. @. w. Smith left last Sun.
day, for Searcy, Ark, 20 attend the
White River Annual Conference Of
the NJ. z. G. South.
-Renewals since our last iAsue:
Robert Keith, Brolaski; H. N. No
Weigh, Osceola. New subscriber:
G. w. Gufin, ST. Thomas, Ark.
MIR. and Mrs. J. d. Sisk, Of
Blythesville, spent last week Ia o..
ceok, on . visit to Mr.. aud Mrs. w.
b. Haskins.
Miss Lula Roussan, who has
been visiting relatives In Memphis
and ST. Louis for the past two months
returned home last week.
--On their return from their hunt.
ing expedition last week, the Gov.
ington Clab reported seven deer
and eighty ducks a. the trophies Of
the chase.
The Ladies' Aid Society con.
teuplats giving an Oyster Supper
and Dance during the holidays,
which will be the social event Of the
season.
Col. Sam. Shelton, Of Coving.
tor, . jolly, whols-souled member
VI the Covington Sporting Club,
paid tha TIxEs' Office . pleasant
visit, on bis way home.
REV. J. +. Lloyd will preach At
the following places tomorrow:
Nodena, at /. .. m; San Seuoi,
.. y p. M, and At Osceola, In the
T" 'tist Church, At night.
-Mrs. II. C. Duravant returned
visit 70 Bartlett, Tenn, las,
\, she was accompanied by "the
~" who had been ON an extended
visit tAGrandma's home.
MIR. and Mrs. L. A. Morris wen,
down to the blud City during the
week. Mr.. Morris will probably
bring Santa Claus home with him
v stay till after the holidays.
"A letter Just received from ouI
brother, Mr.. I. L. Roussan, who re-
sides near Patterson, Mo-, announces
the loss of his residence and smoke
house, together with their entire
contents. BY fire recently.
Lee Roussan, dyked out As I
fall fedgsd dry.goods clerk, ON hi'
first vacation, went down to the city
nn short visit, and incidentally, OF
business for the house of. W. Price
Of which he is now head clerk, dur
ing the week.
After an unusually prolonged
fall season, during which the crop'
were all gathered and housed, VI
we're favored with . taste Of winte
last Sunday, in the shape Of rain, hail
~lsst, snow, wind aud some sunshine
Ill mixed up.
Mrs. D. A. Richardson. taking
advantage Of the Thanksgiving holi
days went down to Memphis TO hav'
s.sne dental work done, and OWN
to the irregalarity Of the boat, 60
left, and did tgrt home till Tuesday
consequently there was no school il
the primary department last Monday
--Thanksgiving's day was prett'
generally observed in . quiet way
q the homes Of our people, who
while discussing the merits Of th'
proverbial American barn yard pro
duct, dubbed tom, felt truly thankf',
fer the patter Of the rain whi'h fel
during the entire day.
Miss Ida Hale and Mrs. II. d
Tomlinsoa are soliciting oontribn
tnns, for the purpose Of presenting
the new steamer. Rosa Lac, destined
for tho Memphis and Osceola trade
with . srt of colors. The Memphis
papers report her - being complet
I'd and waiting for rise ia the Ohit
IN order to bring her down.
After all her friends and pat
sons had almost despaired Of svel
again seeing hes, the old Coahons
: rnrprixed evervbudy. and threw d. en-